A group of experts weighed in with their thoughts on perhaps the hottest topic of all right now in the world of e-discovery, technology-assisted review (TAR), on the first day of InsideCounsel’s 12th annual SuperConference.

There’s good news in the world of electronic discovery. This February in New York, Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck and counsel for the parties in Da Silva Moore v. Publicis Groupe gave us a magnificent e-discovery lesson and pushed open the door for the utilization of advanced search technologies.

The latest e-discovery opinion to cause a stir is from a federal magistrate judge well known in the field for his ability to communicate e-discovery “best practices” to practitioners. In Da Silva Moore, et al. v. Publicis Groupe & MSL Group, Magistrate Judge Andrew J. Peck issued the first reported...

While keyword searches for Google purposes, online shopping and even legal research are safely ensconced in the public consciousness, the use of keywords in e-discovery is drawing considerable fire from a range of opponents. As we enter 2012, keyword search is officially under siege.